It's pouring outside and I have some world silver to sell! EDIT: This lot has been SOLD, thank you! Reddit comes through again! Let there be dancing in the streets, and feasting upon Robin's minstrels.... This lot contains 274 pieces of world silver totaling 47.0991 oz by ASW. With silver at $26.20/oz, I am offering it here for $1,360 shipped (that's less than 10% over melt). NOTE: Just in case anyone was curious, I know it's a big lot. If someone wants to buy say HALF of it, I'm open to that. Thanks! Notes that should be of interest to you as a buyer: *The 1948 Mexico 5 Pesos has a sterling bezel around it that I DID NOT COUNT toward the silver content.) *I did count 1953-1964 Canadian dimes at .0594 ASW (vs. the normal .06 ASW) so you won't be overcharged. *The 1967 Quarters and Dimes I counted at the 50% rate, so you might be getting a bit more than you're paying for there. I didn't feel like testing them with the Sigma at the LCS today, so you'll buy them at the lowest possible price and if they turn out to be 80%, bonus to you. *The 1953 Canadian Silver Dollar at the bottom is a nice AU No Shoulder Fold / Short Water Lines *I am currently away from my office (and away from my shipping supplies) so that's why I'm listing this as one lot. Payment: PayPal only. I do not have Venmo/Zello/Bitcoin or any other form of digital payment at this time. Please add 3% for PPGS (bringing the total to $1,400 shipped) and no notes if using PPFF, please. (Thank you.) If you choose to use PPFF, please make sure to send me your shipping address here as it won't automatically load with your payment, and again NO NOTES (thank you.) Shipping: This item will ship via USPS Priority Mail Flat Rate Small Box. Shipping charges are included in the asking price. I get you a label as soon as payment is received, and I will have USPS scan the label into their system first thing Monday morning. *If unsold once the markets open again on Monday, and since my asking price is based on spot price, I reserve the right to adjust my asking price if silver goes up. If silver goes down, I reserve the right to cry quietly to myself.
